What are the symptoms of a ruptured finger tendon?

Finger tendon rupture is related to many occupations, so we need to judge and understand its symptoms to determine whether it is a finger tendon rupture, so as to take correct treatment measures in time. If we find that the finger joint cannot be stretched and there is pain, we should be alert.

1 When we are working, our fingers often cannot be stretched unconsciously, and we will feel pain in the joints. If we stop what we are doing and check our hands, we will find that our finger joints cannot be stretched and are particularly painful.

2 The internal components of our hands are mainly bones and muscles. If our muscles are damaged, they will not be able to stick to the bones and connect with our flesh and bones. They will not be able to play a lubricating role and will lose their original elasticity, which will cause the fingers to be unable to stretch.

3 If the fingers are injured, you will often feel unbearable pain, especially in the joints of the fingers. At this time, we cannot do stretching exercises, so you can judge whether it is caused by tendon rupture. You should go to the hospital for examination. This is a typical symptom of tendon rupture.

Note:

Tendon rupture is a serious disease that prevents us from working and studying normally, and we cannot fully extend our fingers. It is also accompanied by pain, so we should try not to injure our hands while working.